Telegram-herald., 1887-04-18

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Feeky she.ves sa4l teFal - s4a2s
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alt sreflslatie. ia selas rssseets fr4.t -
al Ai1ss zr1as freely d tas vielllIy of
FarraI. 41d gezet ta1l-s woul1 BE- s1aas1z1s
aua ~ Cas- qg4ilsF ~ltA gropsr cultivation
zad the lss 9f better seeds F3qs&s ~ pz-
tt.as. iar lusfslce. - raised - AsHteAns
heieaf,84s vary IN SIZE frcm nioers y
Wala4t Tbs : the result If Two lE2a red
ysars' sslecEoa of tas smallest potatoes
fer ssed 0gafaaE g9ald prcdaee ans
apples and 8tner fr-ists oa re harry treess
sss = nft pract+ced
may 3e seen zsaFs ef apples l1aa4zasses
when snail and asFoAs wnan larser) QulG-
ces lsses45T i4sf peaches l1zFazaosl. pears
lr.irssl. apriaots l~s,sb,teass0si. fresh ngs
iagofl orange fsasaa31s'. grapes lsuzsl.
Rsl.er- -llsloas lssl.iili lsl musk melon 4oasf.
s,ai s'..tize ssasl. al1 Occasionally, pons-
gT4natss lgFasaasasi bananas (plat4sgsi.
aad pi4eapples laiislzs ca aa1aa5l, t1ouga
these more tropical fruits are seldom %
tle best quality. except the S.nz-02
orsnges. brought over the range Ia crates
ca tas backs ~ b4rros This variety las Q
dark red. tain skln aud the sbuEtant jalcs
they coataln makes them unusually heavy.
The streets are well paved alri xeps Tor
here, a. IN cid Jerusalem, every nan
lraough h. i generally ne w0man) muss
sweep before his own door. Very Att.s
disorder = seen Ia them, and 10 many cases
they ara lined with trees.
= - not safe 70 iaigs a Mexican dwelling
By the exterior. TIE blank. whi,ew@shed
walls that froat the street with their
prlson-li2e. iron-grated windows, often
conceal a great deal OF comfort and not
hltie luxary. Passing along the gloomy
streets afser nizatfalt aa occasional
glimpse .s caught Of brilliantly hghted
ant hand ds1melY furnished Interior that
+ possesses an aided attractiveness IroUl is
T contrast with the gloom without
rhe better class OK Mexican residences
ar built of asi9bs, one or two stories IN
height around court the patio often mads
/ beautiful by flowers an1 plaats, and FREE
oueutly a fouatain. Tae front is plain.
aside from the irO-l-b barre1 windows aud
+ balconies. The entrance 20 the court Is a
1arte c1cAsrs. ths ezgEGa often combining
hallway aud carriage house in one. An
/ open passage way extends about the pGf'0
| la the second story making a covered ga
iery that 0verl0oSs IT,
A odd feature OF Mexican hOuse-fur-
nishing, that az once attracts notice, IS tho
! form ldahle array Of chairs that lines fhe
walls Giving 20 an apartment the looS Of
I having been cleared for dancing In many
/ houses brass bedstea1s leaB'asl may be
seeu, "a well as rocking-ehalrs lasercsdars)
I O. the AUSTRIAN bent wood-wara
I The styie of domestic arch lecture. as Re-
! CARDS both The material. edo5> aa3 b. usa
I made of it IL certainly well adapted 20 ths
/ climate. and foreign residents do We'll n0s
I % attempt TOO radical improvements upon
it
The ex stencs and lonz prosperity OF
/ Psrral has becu due % its mines and is
! position a. a supply poiat Tor other ninin Z
/ Districts. some of which are older tnan
I itself. fts business. Lac many other cities
/ 10 Mexico - largely ia the hands of Ger
Ean merchants. Landing az Vera Cruz
/ years ago, thay sraaually worked their
| WAY into The inserior cities and. having
/ learned enough OF the language, laws ani